The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-28

the Marsha who shall levy the same ON
the proner, described in the execution, and
after adverement and other proceedings as
in cases of les for city taxes, snail sell such
nronertyl the time. place, and in the manner
provided b law for city tax salesl at public
cutlery to d highest bidder, and such sale shall
vest an absaIte title in the purchaser. and the
amount of he execution and cost shall 20 into
the Citv TT,ls,iry and the remainder paid TO
the owner be held subject to such owners
order. ,
nances coIicting with the above are hereby re-
pealed.
The ordnance to regulate poles in the city of
Savannah as read a second time, and referred
TO Commiee ON Streets and Lanes.
Injections.
Applicabn of r. B, levitt for election as in
spector oaaYal stores. Referred 70 Committee
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolue That the Judgment of tho Mayor
presidingt the Police Court on the SOth OF Au-
gust, 1SSieonvicting Simon Mitchell of viola
tion of thcity ordinance relative to signs be APP
proved iso far as it finds that the ordnance
was violad, but that the fine imposed on MIR.
NIitchelll RENTED.
Adopte
ReSoIrI That the Committee on Water be,
and the,are hereby authorized to purchase
necessarpipe and Law 6-inch water main to
replace Inch main ON Congress street, from
Whitaketo Abercorn street This resolution
to be irlieu of resolution on same subject
passed ameeting of Council, July "a, 1887.
Adop1.
BY Committee on Water
ReSoliH, That the Committee on Water be
authorim to bore two additional artesian wells
at the yter works, cost not TO exceed 1890.
Adopta.
BY Alderman Duncan,
Resoitd, Whereas Huntingdon street, be-
Ct Ina
narrow >r public purposes in The event of the
buildinplpon or the enclosing of lots Oh and O.
ForsythTard therefore be it
ResoFed, That the Street and Lane Commit
tee be. ad they are hereby requested to make a
careful examination of the locality named, with
a view the condemning of said lots and ap-
propratg them to the widening Of said Hunt
ingdon street.. if such widening OF the street be
consdend advisable ana Tor the puDnc good.
Adoptd.
BY Committee on Police
Resolrd That the Commute on Police be
authorzdto purchase for the use of the Police
Department horse, to replace one that resent
ly died. III
Adopted
MISCELLANEOUS.
A COMMUNICATION was received from the Com
missioner of Chatham county enclosing petit
ton fromhe residents of Cooper plantation in
referenceto night soil being deposited ON farm
of G. NJ Ryals. Referred TO Committee on
Health AL Cemetery.
communication was received from John
Sullivan Co agents. relative to rent due the
city for Ind belonging to the city. and leased to
r. FogaIy by estate John NJ. Cooper. Referred
to Committee on City Lots
A communication was received from Joseph
A. Robes containing protest relative to the
collectio of harbor fees by the city OF Savan
nah Received.
A communication was received from Robert
j. Wade City Marshal, calling the attention OF
Council 10 the condition of the platform IN
front of Sey's buildings. The Marshal was in
structedto see Capt Flannery agent OF tht
owner o the property, tomorrow (Sept. ~
and impnss upon him the necessity of having
the necessary work done at once, and that the
CITY Surveyor take such measures as may bt
necessary u protect people from injury by the
falling Of ne platform
A communication was received from jane
Moore in eference to night soil used by G. NJ
Ryals on lis plantation. Referred to Commit
tee on Helth and Cemetery.
APPEAL CASES.
The cae of Henry Miller, tried in the Polio,
Court Spt E, 1897. charged with dsorderll
conduct etc, and fined by Acting Mayor SIS o.
thirty hys' Imprisonment, was appealed e
Council The case was heard and, upon motion
the actin of the Acting Mayor was confirmed
irhe else of Simon Gazan, tried in the Polio,
Court sept 16, 1887 charged with violating city
ordinance, etc, and fined by the Mayor 1925 o
thirty lays imprisonment, was appealed T.
Council. The case was heard and, upon motion
the adion of the Mayor was confirmed b.
Council.
Council adjourned.
FRANK r. REBARER.
- Clerk of Council